3 m coo. flay ld—The
-.Vtacaya and liaria,
port 'at an o 'cloclt last“
tiIIation 11, unknown.
ova wdlslilos took on
......
x . decree oi neutrality.
' cl it: Spanish warships
he harbor amputated
last} evening one. of the
. . c’ollitirs with the neat.
'itcwn itbout the condition
era. A rumor which I do
reliable, says that there
'ah'ipa in this vicinity. .
, ,by Associated Press.)
Iig. ay iii—The United
{full
llére from Manila with es-
the United States govern-
'o reports that the Spanish
Callac, trotn the Carolina Is-
” tly entered the port of his-
fl Ignorant bf the outbreak or
between Spain and the Uni-
[An American warship tlrer
“jar bows and signalled her a
, tor' her surrender. The de-
ofm . adidttegsrded. the American
ert at the Spanish gun-
the latter surrendered. The
of Hanila is reduced to' eat-
ilssh and the prospect of re-
‘ tar distant.
hit ucCulloch 'also reports
. «Philippine insurgents applied
’ Admiral Dewey for his appro-
1 atthck by tltem upon the city.
, I. it appears. approves oi
DEM/idol! no crteases are com-
"#92.” Insurgents then pleaded
had no arms with the creep
, as. to which the admiral
Help yourselves at the Ca-
_." The city ct Manila.
. has not yet been attached.
2 MID Spanish troops are
the road leading from Cavin-
C There is no truth In tho
2 ash—ere of a number of Am-
than has only been a trifling
during police duly and nobody
ta Antietam Press.)
May ld—The hlayilower.
“Annapolis. Wasp. 'l‘acutnsch
an adventure on tlatur-
rflioh surprised them by
‘d the harbor at tull speed
east.
ihg squadron. which was
V 5'“ M lands to alter them and
a hrlsh tire. The lipaniab vos-
Mt dvo miles close to shore.
“turned about and went itaclt.
II infinitive tire. their shells
1 1
h chase had led lilti'lilot'hllti-
badh to the harbor and they
within live miles of item
“his Oiara battery opened on
with its his guns. The practice
‘ and sons or our ships was hit.
had as attain-I to been theta
aadpranptly withdrew alter
m a tow more shells at the upsu-
‘ latter rsa tacit into the 11am
2 apparent saunas. lacy Itlttll
was aacst inst outside the on-
“p the harbor. lull cl spectators.
Marissa blochsdsvs were pus~
knew what the manoeuvre
Wind actac death on
. tioasrsl disses to static it
in tho absent» at the Au-
vaaasis the biachsdc is
at iisvaas.
OHIO! d'llllt.
mu Press.)
ld—Ths telegraph oi.
at Grand (hour. assr
thatlaharr lsiaads. the
is has l'atwss. has
lasslsh authorities.
shout the tarsal can-
have hoes stopped
2 . m 11.11:. Gladstone
' sad see—s a little
meriy Jailed States military tiaehe
" *1‘hegtlad tin supersaturation. will mess that .dosdt. state. with,
‘ light were seen ashore east of Point
. It ‘
er tin-sic.
' a. v
' itended tor the insurgents in the pro-
Her coup
’ ' r'nnch’ creat-
rattan. having failed to dccompliah the
nIlonicn menus to kiln. remand to
, In‘sW homo admitting
the failure on saying the (tussle will
return to Tampa. Fid. ‘4 ,
Naval eaters here say thd’t it tha
lain Dorst had secured the cit-operation
of sons; of the ships’ blockading sous-J
dron at the point selected tor the land-
ing, the Spanish troopa ashore would
have been shelled and a way would
have been cleared for the loading of the
soldiers and the cargo they had in
charge. But no instructions were giv-
e11 to the ship's to co-operate with Cap-
tain'Dorst's expedition and the Gussio
was several times compelled to heave
to. while cruising up and down the.
coast. by blockade yessels‘whocc com-
manders were under the apprehension
that she was trying to run the block.
ads. The United states gunboot Mao
chins, which was lying off Matanzas
'on Friday night. reported that signal»
Sabilla. "and some of her oillcers say
they bellevethe insurgents. having as-
certained that the rendezvous at Point
Maya had been discovered by the one-
my. deslred a landing to be made at
another point. But Captain Dorst held
to his original plans and found the
Spanish troops awaiting him. He did
not return empty .,banded however. 0d
(Hummus, the (locals sighted a small
fishing smack and gave thase.Wl1ento
the host was overhauled her occupants
surrendered to Captain burst and the
prise was brought into Key West.
Captain Durst says the (allure of ti
expedition was due to the fact thot the
Cubans were unable to meet the. land-
ing party at the rendezvous and the
Americans could not land supplies with
no one to receive them- The tit-rage-
ments for mailing a landing at Coba-
naa were made ten days alto by Cup-
tai Dorst with General Delgado. in
command of the insurgent forces in the,
province of Pinar dcl Rio. and the sup-
plies to he landed near Matanaas were
to be conveyed to General Gomez by 11
force of insurttcnts rut-amped three
miles back from the I'tiilill line. lloth
the (‘uban parties were unable, appar-
ently, to appear at the rendrsvous ow-
ing to the activity of the Spaniards.
Captain Dorst is convinced that the
Spaniards have a point system of cont~
munlcation along Ihcc oust and that
they can quickly mass enough troopa to
prevent the landing of 11 small .force.
such as the one he commanded. and the
captain believes the only way arms
and ammunition can be sent to lilo In-
surgets is to lend them under the
cover of warships with guns suiliclsnl
to heat oil any attack. Then. he adds.
the arms and ammunition should be
conveyed inland by tinited thatch aol'
diers. The captain says the company
which landed through the surf 111 (‘11-
banas had a narrow escape t't’oldlors
were tired upon by Spanish cavalry
com rated in the tangled underbruah
and the tire was replied to with the rc-
sult that one Spanish ollcer and three
men were hit. Only one man oi the
America side was wounded. The lot-
ter. a newspaper correspondent. r».
"olvsd .1 slight dosh wound lo the arm.
The Wasp and the loaning shelled ills
woods anti meted retreat oi lllc sol.
dim lo the vessels.
m I“. "VIM
...u..--.....
daptsiaaadlwaivs at her drew do
“with In.
(Br associated Preset
Liverpool. hisy ld-'l‘lte Norwegian
steamer Klondihe. trots Antwerp. Will
ditched here today with her bowa badly
tlstnaard.
that on itaturday night oil Point loose.
on the northern coast of Wales. his ves-
sel was in collision with the liriilsh
steamer lisnholu. hound tor I‘arditi.
The captain turthcr says the sterner
tlsaholtu was so badly tlsnttaed that
shouuon laundered and that twelve at
her crew. including tho master. went
down with her hire at those on hoardi
tM usnhnlm were rescued and brought
to invariant by the itioudllm
imi’l‘ Ultlllii tllottlt tillAllli.
ily Assotdatcd Press.)
‘tmus 0‘" my |““‘“Tm b'..i,
Ipanlah slicers and privates, prisonsrs
at Port McPherson. are kept under
class guard. They are coullned in the
guard-hoses. their only sssrciss corn
slam in walhing to the Iusss roots
tor their meals The odious are served
at a separate table. but the privates are
at the table with their eds—the as-
sures of the Trinity tth regiment.
cacao l Ouch capitals his present cal-
smartest"
‘ W .,
oaytshsslsaissteeiasiswdorsz
our... -- "can
more" 1m. ‘ so
tiny arm the Wide or the rim , =
infantry on board. in chat-ac at 7.000 entire shill to billiard byin
,. Titles and 390,900 rounds of WMWW not Minnie
tax is saposiwl to bring totbsgovsrn-
The «stats at the Klondike l‘ttlltil'll "M
us
Third. u... o u. or... a... rant
Mus-oa- m and our
mill; insurance pclioi'll. WWI:
Ollie-Imam potent medicines. per-
totality. moths etc. taut have s
ipsottodiOhashssupsid..Thsstanp
least 080.000.0110.
The one exception to the catalogs!
ibewaa M from demerits nemesis
the proposed tonne“ duty. This would
mean that all foreign vessels bringing
goods and more to the United
Storessbculd pay a tarot so osutspsr
ton of their capacity. shinny. are of
opinion. however. that it would be far
wiser to drop this feature oi the revs-
one bill. Foreign vessels arriving in
American pct-ts already pay a light
manage duty.. The tlrst shoot of the
more proposal to levy such a tar sound
an irritation gsainst as in Europa. par!
ticulsrly in Germany stormy. whsooye
encoder. trying by' ibistax thIiI'akoEnro-
poan nations pay the canoes of our
war with Spoils, .We waili‘ttbo syrups-
tbisa of the European powers at prompt.
and it will not be well to alienate them
by.a petty tonnage tar, especially as it
will raise only 88,000,000. a sum not
worth irritating even W William ,
for. A taroott‘fiandcolas-aycotno’
later.
Tbobcnd issuetor tbaemsrgencyof
a prolonged war is the large thing. The
sum to be raised by gorerumsnt bonds
is "00.000.000. The plan proposed is
allow the government in its discre-
tion to pay $100,000,000 ct this money
in a year or less, the rest to run 10 and
20 years at interest.
The ospsritueutin municipal govern-
ment now untbr trial in London is
watched with possum interest in our
large new world cities. The last city
election gave the London county mun-
cii an unqualified indorsementiu the
re-olectlon at many of the old members
and of new ones favorable to its policy.
The London county council corresponds
to the various boards of aldermcn'and
councilman in American cities. A “.1
jority of its members bcloug to what is
called in London municipal politics
the fr ivo, party. This party is in
favor control byths people through
their duly elected raproesoutativss of_
gas and water wcrhs. street railway
and other public franchises. Since it
came into power tour years sun the Pro-
grossivo party has done much for the
sanitation oi London and the conven-
ience oi the people. it has constructed.
among other thingamiros tunnel un-
der the Thant'os river.
Tito literary canon of the Norwegian
author Bjornsticrnc Bjornsuu is respect-
tully commanded to those young lliell
and women oi tho pen who «welder
pessimism and horrorsa tuarlr ct pastas
in a writer. it is this: “What we want
in the tutors is a literature which will
make luau hotter. ”
Rev. Dr. C. H. dwaliow. Prohibition
and independent cantiidats tor governor
of Pennsylvania. is rushing his canvass
on the platform. "Thou shalt not steal. "
This is awfully suggestive. but we hope
Dr. hlwallowdouu 111111an to insinuate
that only his own party is blatant.
II is littlilll. to reward any-strict
merchandise on tits ass uuootls otto-
trabaud of war except perhaps isww
harps and French boom
The tlpauish warcry. “Down with
the Americas plant" The American
watery. "hombre the liaise!"
u...“
was mm Dd. ll. arm
. mm WWW g vs too more an
"V, hand.
ill to whine new
. in all busindsa t
' r m. Tristan
dmnmw “at
stamp adlrodiorwbioba‘sa'lnoi ohm.
It! the Throat and binds. animating pso-
‘ to support. and you can't malts both
m .
“1.03. corner 5 (loom TOW
* We the undersigned, have known 1'.
.11 can» too the tilt am years;
and believe him ”My bongo?“
. . ll-
slicislly an. to carry out day chills-
tiou made by their d$2m
new at. choose; whole-an this.
WALDING. Romulus a mum
wholesale di’misia,"l'olodo. o. «M
.gliali'stcotarrh are is taken inter-
“holly. acting «1.531. upon thsiblocd
mucous so or the system.
Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free. ' ‘
Hall’s family Pills are the best.
,
11'
8. E. Parker. Sharon. Wis.. writes:
"I have tried DcWitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve for itching piles and it always
stops them in two minutes. i consider
DeWitt's Witch Hazel ive the great‘
est pile cure on the mount." Edward
P. Weed. Norwslit, and Geo. (3.18mi-
son, 80th Norwnllt.
' Many old soldiers now feel the effects
of the hard service they endured dur-
ing the war. Mr. Geo. 8. Anderson, of
Rossvlllc, York county. Penh., who saw
the hardest kind of aervic'e at the trout,
in now frequently troubled with rheu-
matism. "I had a revere attach law
ly." he says, "and procured a bottle of
G rialn's Pain In. it did so
inueh good that l wound like to know
what you would charge me for one
dozen bottles “ Mr. Anderson wanted
it both for his own use and to supply
it to his friends and neighbors. as every
family should have a bottle or it in
their home not only tor rheumatism.
but lame back. sprains swellinga. cuts.
bruises and burns. for which It is on-
an led. For sale by (l. Btillaon
Norwalk. and E. P. Weed Nor-
walk.
.OL-wonzA."
bouts. lhihtltsihn lwpt
‘ r
llr. Cnylsr is one otths leading Iner-
chanta of this village aadbne of the
most prominent man in this vicinity.
—-W. (i. Phippin. editor and Greek
Herald. For sale 1 ' G. 0. Stillaon,
South Norwalh. I P. Weed, Nor-
walk.
WNOOPI N0 COUCH.
i had a little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's (‘ougb Remedy. I did
not think that any medicine would help
hint. but after giving him a few doses
of that remedy i noticed an improve-
ment. and one bottle cured him entire-
ly. it is the best mngb medicine i
ever had in the“, hoop «4. I. Moore.
ilontll lhwd'a.r‘11r sale
by (l. 0. i-ltllaon.liuttl1 Norwuia. and
It}. P. Weed. Norwallt.
s. M. envy. Plenum. Mich. writes:
"lchItl' Witch Hazel Salvo is curing
more pilcs here today than all other
remedies combined. Ii curt-s ocscntn
and all other sltln dimples." Edward
P. Weed. Norwnllt. uud tico. (‘. rltill-
scn. South-Norwullt.
——-—
-m
—Aostoa cares headache.
now Evans; 11 001.11.
tlitnply latte Otto's (lure. Wn know
at its astonishing cores and that It
will stop a cough unlciter than any
itnown remedy. it you have Asthma.
lIronchltis. Consumption or any dis-
ease of the throat and lungs. a tow
doses of this aroat remedy will sur-
prise you. it you wish to try. call at
our store. and we will be pleased to
furnish you a sample bottle has oi
cost. Large bottles too and Sin. ld~
ward P. Weed.
CASTORIA
lttlhtlntntilsathti
Isarsths
Wot
w is ham.
1‘"! IlVllllll NtIlt'i‘lililtN Willi-
'l‘lilittl
"aperiouosd for the past low years.
and with such a chanasahis oiitnato.
have a tendency to raise havoc with
pie to attache or Asthma. llwnchiiis
and acute and chronic Uouaha. at llrst
a harmless cold or couali. which was
allowed to tithe lls «turns. Always
hoop Olsvslsnd'a hung Healer on
Call on l'iuisiett'a drtu stews.
it Washlaaton street. loath Norwalit.
“1.1:: act atrial isnlls iron. largo also.
i have boon a sullsrcr trout t'lli‘ttlic
dlsrhosa over silica illtt war and have
used all hintis of medicines tor it. At
last i found one rested in. but has been
Hm some. so but is l'hstu'
lai 'a (lolic Motors and lilarrhosa
Gannon; Gears Mills.
For sale it illaotl. tlth
Math. and P. Wee.
Norwal
"Illiitlass as ever Thomas?" said the
“dim mailed a Violin-nan
thy uncle
of its. as as always have
"i don't now that i is such a terrible
“are." Itiiitily answered the poor re-
“Why you have uobtsiy but yourself
”Wls'li. the rainbow has only list-It in
both ends
CourstDinasroidcts.
Refri‘norators.
Lpivit’ld chm-s.
criticisms.
Grouse!»
I‘ll». ..
Rubber Hose, 3 ply, stt
E. .‘ I‘.
Window Screens.
Oil Stoves.
Screen Doors.
Gasoline Stoves.
Dumbo Porch Blinds.
ictly gunra11teed.10c foot.
Headquarters for F lags; Lanterns and Bunting.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, (lil Cloth, Baby Carriages.
While cleaning house runetnber u e are the only carpet cleaners in F alrtleld
, . , , County. There are carpet boaters, poutttlers and destroyers, but we thoroughly
' ‘ cleanse them, remove all grease or dirt sinina,‘ restore the colors, raise the knap,
and render them wicctly tooth-proof, w ltbout removing them from the floor.
This is the only practical and sanitary 11y sit-111.
The Quickmeul Blue. Flame W icltle'ss ()il Stove lends the world See it.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Ornate.
‘ - ed the pring tri'idc and‘llii looks of rill“
and summer goods are so lewd, We find it nececsary to begin to out. prices this early
on all lines of seasonable goods. It will surely pay you to look over our line of the
following goods and compare the quality and prices with other houses.
Lawn sprinklers.
Garden'l‘ools.
ammunition.
Scythes. and Siemens. ..
1‘" 1
South Norwalk.
Double ltnces. fine or brood
for 25L
A better grade at llic.
lt'iuc rib, broad rib and plain
lnfunts‘ (.lnshtncrc llosc.
Sizes’ .1
to 9i III.
I'IlI,l lav; lWII
Special Sale Children’ s Hose.
2 pair for Sets.
See east-window.
We take this opportunity to invite your attention to our Hosiery Stock.
CHILDREN’S HOSE. LADIES’ HOSE.
Plain and tiropstit’cli at 100.
Plain and tlropstitob, tau and ribbed tip,
15c; two forflbc.
Full regular “use, 19c.
1, 25(-
25c.
stock.
WE 1
WE’V
'NO
N
Till “W
HAHICKEMO.
Oardthleoins
M in MIMI till.
Weatahea stwsialty of Pub A 'i'llitud
lmtnrtcd itius Wines. blooms
and Cigars.
lltlillailhmdllit.
mun-«Mao
WI It“ A PM!!!" 0'
Bandstand Sunday
. umau W14“
bntndaorsiwatnrandtho
“Era“.fiwsiuumusthedialag
100.!!! I... Viki.
raurataaoa
All that’s New ‘
In . Spring Clothes.
Plain and ribbed tip, wbitc feet and lisle,
A.Dickerman&$on,
" '84 Washinoton St., South Norwaik.
wish every man in Norwallt could see. this New Spring
All thut’ s new in up-to-date Clothes for Man
Boy in her c.
searched the. best markets of the country for
choicest p1mlucts, and tbcres not a store in the
land better cool
with the my
olpctl than this for so
at productions of i:
gill!” vine You
best de-
signers and tailors of our country.
10 000 111111 POLBS,
wholesale and retail.
FBll'llLllelS
of all the fluorite broods.
Lawn Graas Iced.
’ Grading.
Medina.
Piougltlng
and '
Panties-age.
Raymond Bros,
South Norwallt.
Adv-raise our Wanda « ,
ino Homoilt'a Loading Papar,
m” it M'l I.”
illillll one in make-up. but all the essential points of
truelworltmnuship and host material are embodiegfiln
our clothing.
trouble to show you this stock. and we'll surely please
the most fastidious.
FRANCIS St 00.,
96 Wasltin on Street.
South orwalk.
’Ceniral Inlet.
Wholesale and retail daalrnia
Plate.
0 aura.
O Irvin.
Leonora.
Linton-ottoman.
otdtntststathltlitidl.
HOIII I’DIOH
Hoists 003a Iliad Donna.
lllleduil
Tho Ivonir‘tflgjf
'“2‘1'.
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Norwalk Chronicler